Looking for ways to include art in your homeschool geography lessons? This watercolor map tutorial can help! This post contains affiliate links. This means I could receive a commission if you click through and take action through one of them. See my disclosure to learn more about this. A surefire way to keep my kids […]
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Planning to study da Vinci in your homeschool? Here are 10 books about Leonardo da Vinci to help you learn. (Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.) Leonardo da Vinci was a man who never stopped dreaming, creating, and experimenting. Because he made groundbreaking contributions across several disciplines, there are some wonderful children’s books that explore
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Learning about van Gogh in your homeschool? Here are 10 wonderful children’s books about Vincent van Gogh, his art, his life, and his legacy. (Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.) Children’s books are a great way to introduce kids to the art and lives of famous artists. That’s certainly been the case for us
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Do you have plans to study Henri Matisse in your homeschool this year? Today I’m sharing some great children’s books to help you learn about this master artist. *This post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details. This list of children’s books about Henri Matisse has good reading options for big kids, little ones, and
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If you haven’t incorporated the arts into your history lessons, you’re missing out on a great chance to do some cross-curricular homeschooling! Better yet, this natural combination is the perfect way to ensure art and music don’t end up on your homeschool back-burner and ignored again this year. *This post contains referral links for recommended
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Summer is a fantastic time of year to get outside and enjoy nature, but let’s face it, there are times when it’s too stinking hot to be outside all day. What then? That’s when you grab your art supplies and celebrate summer with mixed media projects! *I received complimentary access to this course for review
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